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It's still February but Spring is just around the corner! The warm weather is changing us, the kids, and everything that goes with that. We give more details on Teacher March Madness and talk about Teachers Convention must-dos!

Is Valentines Day the best Candy holiday? If we made a Teacher March Madness bracket who would be on it? Welcome to the new year...we are already holing on for dear life!

Welcome back to part two of this special episode! Carl and Ian are full of stories, favourite teachers, and a history lesson on GSAs in Edmonton. Thanks for listening!

The holidays are done and we have a brand new two-part episode coming your way to start off 2025. Paul's brother and his husband (the beautiful Irish voice you're about to hear) share their school experiences and shed some light on why our annoying early 2000s internet culture might be more similar to the brain rot Tiktok culture we see now than we think.

This episode starts off spicy and ends up sloppy. School is ramping up for the holiday season before it slows down for a much needed break. Thanks to the awesome students and amazing submissions that have helped get us through the most wonderful time of the year!

As we dive into winter we talk about students lack of weather awareness, creeping closer to the holiday season, and what you might not want to see during a parent-teacher interview on zoom!

This week on TIWIC we have Teacher, Coach, Athlete, and all around great guy Brett Richards. We talk about student athletes navigating the world of education, boarding schools, and how life shapes your outlook on work. Lock in!

After a gauntlet few weeks we are back talking Europe trips, new challenges and changes, and being the person you want your students to be. Don't forget to submit our stories on our Instagram page!

This weeks episode travels somewhere between real tears at school, favorite whiteboard pens, and the best candy to get from students post-halloween. It's a trick-or-treat of a listen!

This episode has everything. Sports, curriculum in the 1960s, excessive cursing, and where we tend to draw the line in the classroom when things get out of hand.